Final answer:
When choosing a condominium, consideration of taxes is unavoidable for any property, making them a less relevant factor in selection compared to association dues, maintenance services, and resale value.
Step-by-step explanation:
When selecting a condominium, all the factors listed should be taken into consideration except for option B) Taxes, which are inevitable regardless of the property type and are a responsibility of the homeowner. Not considering association dues, availability of maintenance and repair services, or resale value would be unwise. The dues fund the upkeep of shared property, repairs maintain the quality and value of the home, and resale value determines future profitability. Overlooking these factors could contribute to lower quality housing, as the first rule of economics points out that there's an opportunity cost for every choice, including obtaining lesser housing due to price ceilings.